Afterwards, smokers are more likely to have heart attacks and strokes, get pneumonia, and have problems with wound healing
The public-smoking bans did not merely force smokers to light up at home, as many health officials first feared, but have actually encouraged large numbers to kick the habit entirely
Tobacco smoking also increases risk of acute myeloid leukemia, likely through carcinogen-induced mutation of genes important for hematopoiesis (Yang et al
A collection of old 1960's and 70's cigarette coupons
[1] The 2010 National Health Interview Survey of health behaviors revealed that people with epilepsy are just as likely to smoke, if not more so, compared with people without a history of epilepsy (21.8% vs 19.3%)
Policymakers should also aim to provide the public with accurate and balanced information